For anyone who’s despaired about the seeming decline in corporate values and responsibility so evident the past couple of months, Brainstorm 2002 was a welcome relief. For me, it’s a relief that it’s over. One thing I neglected to mention in last week’s column–I was the primary organizer and host.
To recap, Brainstorm 2002 was last week’s exclusive, invitation-only FORTUNE event in Aspen where a diverse and eclectic group of 160 leaders from business, government, non-profits, academia, technology, and the arts spent two days attempting to scope out the future.
A sense of social responsibility and concern was apparent among the attendees at Brainstorm. During any half hour throughout Brainstorm you could hear tangible evidence of the seriousness with which these business leaders think about the impact of what they do. OK, we selected them partly because of this, but this crew gives a damn. As ever-quotable former congressman Jack Kemp put it during our closing s
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